Articles about Eurovision

The experiments are over: it’s time to put Eurovision to work

A new control room for live continental broadcasting exchange opens in Broadcasting House

Live pictures from Aachen to Zurich are now possible

Part five of a brief technical history of broadcasting in Britain

BBCtv uses more feet of film each year than Hollywood

Behind the scenes photographs of the BBC’s biggest OB

A look around the BBC Television Centre as the first studio programme goes out and a party is thrown

Television prepares for its greatest triumph, to reach out beyond the frontiers of Europe and bring you instantaneous sights and sounds from six different countries

RCA tells the story of Westdeutscher Rundfunk

World of Sport airs every Saturday on ITV – but work on the programme begins on Tuesday

A personal take on the Eurovision Song Contest and the European Broadcasting Union

A look at how television facilities have developed across Europe in 1967

The BBC brings us up to speed on recent developments in television in 1961

Television pictures get from Rome to Copenhagen, Paris, Bonn, Hilversum and London in an exciting new development in 1954

Electrical maintenance: the beating heart of Television House and Wembley

Radio Times looks forward to tonight’s Eurovision Song Contest… in 1968

Inside the technical developments pioneered by the European Broadcasting Union in 1967

How the news gets from Europe to your TV screen in 1967

The story of the Eurovision Network, told from the point of view of 1961

Ray Moore opens and closes the 1979 Eurovision Song Contest for BBC Radio 2

A 1955 look-back at the exciting developments so far in international broadcasting in Europe

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Eurovision Song Contest So last night was the first ever Eurovision Song Contest Semi-final where 22 countries for the first time, competed for 10 places in the main Grand Prix…